The ‘Gabriel’s Moon’ author on which of his 18 novels means the most to him, and the book he once loved obsessively ...
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William Boyd: ‘Roald Dahl was a horrible man, but if you still want to buy his books then do’William Boyd opens the door of his house in Chelsea at the ungodly hour, by the standards of author interviews, of 8.30 in the morning. Wearing a white shirt, complete with a pen and glasses in ...
Richard J Evans’s group biography of the Third Reich’s enforcers provides a revelatory account of the Nazi mind. Danny Orbach’s intriguing book Fugitives details how former Third Reich officers sold ...
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A new William Boyd novel is always a pleasure ... This is no lapse on the author’s part; he has created in Gabriel Dax a man of his time, a man who treads lightly on unstable earth, his life ...
William Boyd has written a novel similar to what he, Graham Greene and John le Carre have done before.Credit: Getty Both poles bob up in Gabriel’s Moon, a Cold War espionage thriller of the ...
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The comedian and ‘Pointless’ presenter has written his first children’s novel. He talks to Helen Brown about borrowing from ...
William Boyd’s new book follows one man from childhood ... Maggie O’Farrell, the author of “Hamnet,” suggests reading that best reflects her city. By Maggie O’Farrell “Trio” follows ...
Richard J Evans’s group biography of the Third Reich’s enforcers provides a revelatory account of the Nazi mind. Danny Orbach’s intriguing book Fugitives details how former Third Reich officers sold ...
William Boyd is a judge of the National Short Story Prize. He is the author of eight novels and three collections of short stories: On the Yankee Station (1981), The Destiny of Nathalie X (1995) and ...
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